Make The Divorce Process Simpler
Deciding what to do with the house during a divorce can be tricky. It’s likely your largest asset if you own it outright. If you have a mortgage, it’s your largest debt -- though selling it may turn it into an asset if you get more than you owe. Selling a home is a...
Many individuals hear about teens needing forever homes, yet they are leery about taking them in and giving them the family dynamic that they want and deserve. Some prospective parents may assume that the teens are already "damaged goods" or that they're close to...
When divorcing a high asset partner, you would do well to remember the phrase “All is fair in love and war.” Many people operate by those rules. You may be hoping your spouse will offer you a fair settlement, but they may do all they can to keep hold of their wealth...
In most situations, you'll have to get the biological parent's consent if you want to adopt their child in Florida. However, some parents effectively give up the right to make decisions for their children. The court might waive the consent requirement, making it...
Sibling groups tend to do better together when they are up for adoption. Often, the older siblings will take care of the younger ones and help ease any bumps that come with an adoption placement. Adopting siblings is on the mind of adoptive parents, 83% of whom are...
One of the most challenging aspects of any divorce in Florida is dividing assets. For many couples, that's difficult. It involves not just cash but also things like the family home. Even retirement accounts and pensions are affected. In some cases, this becomes very...
In most cases, Florida law allows a parent of either gender to spend time with his or her child. However, custody and visitation rights are generally only available to a child's biological mother or father. The law provides several different tactics that you can use...
The outcome of your Florida child custody case could affect the time that you spend with your child for at least the next few years. Depending on your situation, you might feel like it's a lost cause. However, being prepared and making a good first impression could...
When couples in Florida go through a divorce, they divide both the assets they acquired and the debts they took on during their marriages. However, lenders are not bound by the terms of divorce agreements. This means that estranged spouses are sometimes pursued for...
If you and your spouse have decided that it is time for a divorce, you need to think about your children. Taking them into consideration should be at the top of your list. While co-parenting in Florida can be complicated, the more you can work together, the better...